This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
Showing 561–580 of 1881 papers
Apoorv Lal, Fengqi You
This paper presents a scenario-based framework to evaluate transcontinental electrification and hydrogen corridors for Europe's energy security and climate goals. It finds that corridors from MENA (electrification) and allies (hydrogen) can…
S. Gosavi, M. M. F. Hasan
This paper proposes optimal technology selection and energy planning for industrial decarbonization of process plants, focusing on energy transition and efficiency improvements.
Xiaorong Sun, Junyi Chen, Xueping Pan +3
This paper proposes an accelerated distributed scheduling method for integrated community energy systems with electricity-heat sharing, improving convergence speed. It contributes to local energy efficiency and cost reduction.
Armanda Cetrulo, Giovanni Dosi, Angelo Moro +2
This paper explores the twin transition of automation/digitalisation and decarbonisation in the European automotive industry. Using an evolutionary political economy approach, it analyzes structures of dependence among firms, trade unions, …
L. Martyniuk, O. Moroz
This paper analyzes the state and prospects of Ukraine's electricity generation industry under war conditions, emphasizing decentralization and decarbonization. It highlights the vulnerability of centralized models and proposes distributed …
Min Hong, Chunrong Ma, Gang Chen
This editorial highlights recent advances in eco-friendly fabrication of energy storage materials like batteries and supercapacitors, emphasizing AI/ML for material discovery and process optimization, as well as microwave recycling technolo…
Xi Zhang, Li Qiu, Xuan Yao +1
Using panel data from Chinese traditional energy companies (2011-2024), this study empirically examines how digital-green synergy (DGS) enhances supply chain resilience (SCR) through three pathways: precise risk perception, agile dynamic re…
Yiksing Peng, X Wang, Weilong Gao
This study examines the joint impact of China's New Energy Demonstration Cities (NEDCs) and Low-Carbon City Pilots (LCCPs) on manufacturing firms' green total factor productivity (MFGTFP) using panel data from 2007-2024. A multi-period diff…
Samuel Bohdan Netherclift, Peter Annear, Elise Moo +5
This rapid scoping review systematically gathers and analyzes literature on the just energy transition for climate-resilient and low-carbon healthcare in the Asia-Pacific region. From 46 eligible documents, themes including electrification,…
Ben Kerwin, Neve Fields, Leigh Martindale +1
This study develops an integrated MAED-OSeMOSYS framework for South Africa's electricity sector to evaluate long-term pathways to Net Zero 2050. Results show that a renewables-led generation mix (75% under least-cost, 94% under net-zero con…
Olatokunbo Demola Salami, Samuel Olasode Olaleye, Felix Oluyemi Adekunjo +3
This study examines the economic impact of oil price volatility on renewable energy investments and the energy transition. Using VAR models, it finds short-term negative effects but long-term decoupling driven by policy and technology. Offe…
Dung Phuong Hoang
This study examines the impact of financial stress and geopolitical instability on the transition to renewable energy and environmental sustainability. It likely employs empirical methods to analyze how economic uncertainties affect renewab…
Human Sciences Research Council
African countries need infrastructure that covers basic needs while promoting industrialization to meet SDGs. G20 can support by aligning agendas with African initiatives, mitigating climate risks, phasing out subsidies and pricing carbon, …
Şerife Akıncı Tok, Savaş Tarkun
This paper analyzes regime-dependent shock center shifts in energy transition networks, focusing on maritime logistics and policy uncertainty. It provides evidence of dynamic changes in transition processes.
Zaid Muhamad
This paper compares the energy transitions of Japan and Sri Lanka, two island nations. It analyzes Japan's post-Fukushima structural shock and efficiency-driven recovery, and Sri Lanka's 2022 energy crisis using the Environmental Kuznets Cu…
Damian Chibuikem Abraham
This paper analyzes the impact of decarbonization, geopolitical shocks, and digitalization on energy supply chains, redefining efficiency as a strategic capability balancing carbon, resilience, and equity. It identifies four challenges: dec…
Human Sciences Research Council
South Africa's renewable energy independent power producers (REIPPs) largely depend on foreign manufacturers and resources, contradicting just transition principles that encourage local job creation. This article examines how REIPPs can shi…
Q. Chen
Analyzes how geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China impact energy transitions in third countries, focusing on supply chain shifts and investment patterns, offering policy insights.
Amogh Ghimire, Sajjad Ali, Kishwar Ali
Using panel data from ASEAN+6 countries, this study examines the relationship between energy transition and environmental efficiency. Fossil fuels negatively impact environmental efficiency, while renewables and globalization improve it. Gl…
Delin Xin, Sansan Zhang, Rui Zhang +5
This paper analyzes the spatiotemporal correlation between AI development and energy transition across 30 Chinese provinces. Results show that AI growth is concentrated in eastern regions, while overall energy transition levels are rising. …
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